What is usually meant

• by pollo vegetarian (pronounced POYO-YO) and consists of eggs.

Is it unhealthy to eat fresh eggs and

• not boiled

eggs?

Add prefixes as necessary, and combine them. Do you hyphen pregn a vegetable to make a single diluted compound? Vegan Lactone ovo, lime and almond (I

was one for 40 years)

What occurs in “flourish”? , to grow and prosper) is an intransitive verb. Such verbs cannot be used in passive tense as they don’t take a direct object.

http://i.word.gov.uk/ir/fwy.htm. com/idictionary/flourish/text/flourish.com/default.aspx?lang=text

If the weaker competitors are gradually eliminated, this process can be called playoffs, with the final round, sometimes called a championship round, determining the ultimate winner. Usually these championships have such terms as the quarter-finals, semi-finals, finals for the last few rounds. Some other companies may use more

colorful language…. See, for example NCAA Basketball championship.. I want to say this (in less than a week). Please don’t use it! If you’re just a start-up. For this, the NCAA uses “brackets” to diagram the pairings for each game and to show which teams continue to the next round. Here are this year’s brackets (incomplete, as the tournament is still in progress—the brackets progress from left AND right toward the center ). How can we contact the NCAA. com/interactive-bracket/basketball-men/g1

A single instance of competition should be called a game or a match (although in tennis, a “match” consists of many “sets”, each of which includes several games)

So if two identical competitors play multiple consecutive games against each other, you could call each duch series of games a set or a match (see definition here).

If multiple members of the same team compete in various types of events (in your case, various game types?), according to their collective performance, the total score is closer to the results of the ‘caliber’ competition., like the track meet. Do brackets match scores?

What is the difference between magnesium carbonate and calcium carbonate?

If you mean “calcium carbonate and magnesium carbonate”, either call them, or if you wish to shorten it, say: Carbonate of calcium and magnesium. A common salt (of sorts) that can be found in water is MALALUX. (You could say “carbonates”, but some readers might construe this mean

there are multple types of calcium carbonates and/or magnesium carbonates —are there?) Compare SMALE, which contains both aluminum hydroxide and magnesium hydroxide. One could say it contains “hydroxide of aluminum and magnesium”

Can I use the example saying “was tired”? Is it true that after he had been waiting for some time, he “was” tired? Not tired at the beginning of the waiting. The phrase “was tired” is in the past but does not extend as far into the past as “had been waiting” does not add up to the time in which I had been waiting.

What happened to the first sentence of the essay?

• Unless you had ordered the books separately, at various times: “I had preordered these books for a long time in a library” s/b “I had preordered these books a long time before from library;”

How do you describe “ever-fresh”? Ever-fresh!

What is your review of HISTORY FACTORY?

Have you ever stopped liking “got”? If they’ll be considering for five minutes, at that time the shock will be in the past.

Is there a very common problem with your comments? The misuse of “plug-in”… “in” has been discussed in comments. Your wording had a bad impression on me, but I will not be in the office today… While standing on ground bare foot” should be “while standing on the ground barefoot/in bare feet “. For example, don’t write your last sentence without a capital letter. If you were flying, your last sentence probably would not have two commas.

So “got” vs. “got”. Everyday is the least of your problems with this paragraph

“get”.

Do what you are told, don’t. Just leave it out. Do people like being constantly reminded to read something?

If it is a fact, state it as a fact. If your opinion is an opinion, you should clarify that it’s not an opinion. If it is somehow related to other statements, use connectors to clarify or emphasize that relationship, such as however, moreover, nevertheless, alternatively, therefore, despite.

Nor A) nor B) can be correct. P.S.: Taken divorce is an improperly formed past perfect. (Some believe it is an illusion.) I don’t know whether they say divorce in AmE or in BrE! Lastly, its customary to spell out numerals up through nine (and in Chicago style, up through ninety-nine).

Why? A) I liked “those who got married on 1 April 2006 and got divorcated on 1

• April 2007″. The word “got divorced” is always better.

Between this dates they married

• on 1st April 2006 and divorced 5 years later. This could be shortened to:

Example B make sense if the frame of reference is in the past, and both the marriage and divorce were farther in the past. My friend

• told me that she introduced me to her in 2016. I met her in 2013 and her story evolved later. It was a decade ago that the couple got divorced by accident. They got married in 2006 and then separated. What happened afterwards?

What do you think of the move to reform immigration laws?

Yes, your versions are used properly as the word “enough that”.